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jimbob79

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#127142 31-Jul-2013 14:48
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Hi

I think I already know the answer to my question, but can I use my Sonicwall NSA 240 to be used for UFB, i.e. VLAN 10 and PPPoE?

Has anybody else had success with Sonicwall appliance and UFB?

Thanks.

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billgates
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  #869331 31-Jul-2013 14:51
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If you can tag VLAN10 on a WAN port then it should work with UFB.




Do whatever you want to do man.

  



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  #869332 31-Jul-2013 14:57
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I don't see why it wouldn't. It supports VLAN tagging. I have seen a 250M used.

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  #869335 31-Jul-2013 14:58
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billgates: If you can tag VLAN10 on a WAN port then it should work with UFB.
Thanks for that. Sonicwall can be a beast to set-up due to it's enterprise grade capabilities. Nothing is quite simple in it's administration. It's all very rules and object based configuration. For example there is no 'one' WAN port, any of the ports can be configured as a LAN/DMZ/WAN/WLAN/DLAN (don't ask me what a DLAN is???).



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  #869341 31-Jul-2013 15:08
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Inphinity: I don't see why it wouldn't. It supports VLAN tagging. I have seen a 250M used.


I can't see no reason why I can't use my Sonicwall am just hoping to know of any 'gotchas' before I go ahead and order my UFB. Unrelated question Voager Internet or SNAP for UFB?



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